MS Inspire 2019 review in 103 seconds

Written by Manish Bhardia

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July 27, 2019

MS Inspire 2019 review in 103 seconds

Manish Bhardia from Think AI summarizes his trip to Las Vegas for Microsoft Inspire 2019. He was representing Think AI at the event from July 14 to July 19th, during which Microsoft communicated the four areas which they will be focused on for the next year, and which they expect their partners to focus on as well:

  1. Office 365 and Teams’ applications for collaboration
  2. Dynamic 365 business applications and power apps
  3. Infrastructure, including Azure infrastructure
  4. Data and AI

This is fantastic news, as Think AI is already at the forefront of the push for more advancement into the areas of data and AI and will welcome more awareness and support in our efforts from Microsoft.

Another interesting highlight Manish shared was a use case for the Teams collaboration application. In the use case, an Australian university had five hundred students use Teams and chat BOTs to ensure that all communication flowed easily between students and teachers and nothing fells through the cracks. The test was a huge success, and is a great example of the kind of technology solutions we are looking to help our clients with.

We are looking forward to developing partnerships in order to continuously enhance our offering, and looking forward to helping new clients solve their unique technology challenges.

We are excited to share additional insights in future posts. Thank you for reading.

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